The Jack-o’-lantern gone mad
The fog drifts slowly, creeping mysteriously over hallowed
grounds.
The resting home of the dead has many scary sounds.
There is this Jack-o’-lantern, and the cemetery is his home.
He has been there since 1784 and decides this is where he will
roam.
To those who walk bravely in the cemetery at night,
The Jack’o’Lantern will give you such an eerie fright.
Ghost friends create mischief with him too,
Their hair stands up with just one blood-curdling boo.
A cat with raised hackles sits on a tombstone with a hiss.
And a zombie out from a grave wildly shakes his fist.
Around in the cemetery in circles flies a wicked witch,
Her cackle is loud enough with a high piercing pitch.
A spider web might tangle upon a face or two.
The web is icky and will stick to you like glue.
Jack’ o’ Lantern’s smile was up and not down.
Now, not a pleasant smile but only a frightening frown.
The Jack O’ Lantern throws flames only to have fun.
He laughs in a frenzy, watching people wildly run.
If he saw that their clothes were not singed and blackened
scorched,
He would bite them if they dared come onto the rickety old porch!
If that did not work, he would stand on his feet.
And chase them all screaming, running down the street.
If ever on Halloween, you are in a cemetery and lean over onto
a grave,
Dare to be frightened or dare to be brave.
It is only one night throughout all the years.
You have nothing to be scared of – perhaps only your fears.
Remember the Jack’o’Lantern lives for Halloween.
At night he could be nastier, nastier, and chillingly mean.
At one time, he was a good pumpkin – this is so sad.
One day he snapped his lid and went crazily mad.